Aranza Slim

A Mexican sculptor devoted to the horse in bronze. She grew up on a family ranch and inherited from her father, an equestrian sportsman, the love of the animal she would later model. She came to sculpture through courses and workshops; her principal teacher was the Cuban sculptor Ernesto Milanés, with whom she made her first horse around 2009, after years of reliefs, nudes and flamenco dancers. By 2018 she had made twenty-three horse sculptures, among them «Santander», her competition horse, and «Amadeus», a Friesian. The available information about her comes from non-specialist press and the gallery prefers not to extend it without an institutional source.

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